VOIP - Long Distance - Mobile Phones & other Telecommunications | BLOGS

WiFi in the sky is being offered but not without continuing battles from cellphone companies and Aviation authorities.

Cheapest way to make calls while traveling is it by traversing an IP connection...

No I didn’t get fired or quit or lose my virtual pen. I haven’t been writing because, like the monk who took the vow of silence, I didn’t have anything worth talking about during the last four months. Maybe I would have if I had traveled to the Channel Partners show in Boston recently, but I was on vacation then, and I never give up my annual tour of Oklahoma’s finest miniature golf courses.

Vopium the new Danish company comes up with its latest release of WiFi that allows two Vopium WiFi users to call for free. With zero local and roaming charges, this is an ideal way to revolutionize the way of making mobile calls.

This router can support strong VoIP communication without dropped signals and additionally supports including high quality video streams and television service.

Broadsoft acquired Genband's M6 Communication Application Server formerly known as VocalData. Genband is a big supplier of IP gateways for multiple service provider networks worldwide.

How many people that use a regular old telephone know what VoIP is?

And how did I even get here? Talk about dry spells. No, I’m not referring to the vast desert here that is drowning in $125 barrels of oil just below the125˚ degree sand. By the way, I figured out why they quote the weather over here in Celsius: It sounds better to say its 47˚ Celsius than to admit its 115˚ Fahrenheit. But I digress.